Priority Network Solutions Launches PNS Cloud
New Cloud Service Built on VMware ESX Provides Massive Scalability
Online, May 2, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Today Priority Network Solutions (PNS) launched PNS Cloud, a new line of cloud services that brings individuals and enterprises powerful options for dynamically scaling their IT resources, maximizing data accessibility, and optimizing their total cost of IT. PNS Cloud is built on first-class architecture from Juniper, Cisco, NetApp and VMware, which brings enterprises massive scalability and unique opportunities for their IT environments. In as few as five minutes, customers can have cloud-based computing instances running enterprise-grade and open source operating systems.
"From day one, Priority Network Solutions was created to bring customers the best IT infrastructure options possible. PNS Cloud is the next step in our evolution," said Todd Shipway, Managing Partner of Priority Network Solutions. "It leverages all of our advantages and expertise in data center services to provide cloud computing that delivers as promised. There isn't any other cloud computing service truly like it."
Unlike other cloud computing services, PNS Cloud instances can be seamlessly integrated with local infrastructure, multi-office environments, and other PNS services (including online backup and managed services) to create a fully unified computing solution. Monthly billing is based on usage providing an exceptional degree of flexibility. Other advantages include:
- Customized CPU, RAM, and storage configurations.
- No fixed resource packages.
- Increased flexibility for scaling or modifying solutions.
- Immediate Scalability
"PNS Cloud will offer customers an enterprise-class, secure cloud infrastructure that is also dynamic, manageable, and cost effective," said John Ungerer, Managing Partner. "We developed PNS Cloud because it's a natural evolution of what we do. It gives customers the IT they need, when they need it, with all of the flexibility and efficiency of on-demand IT resources without any compromise in performance, security, or control."